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Born of Fire

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Evil never dies, it just takes on a new soul…

Born of Fire (1987) follows a reclusive Western musician who travels to Turkey in search of a mythical flute said to unlock transcendent power. As dreams, folklore, and spiritual tests blur the boundary between inner obsession and external fate, the journey becomes one of transformation rather than conquest. This mystical fantasy drama blends mythic symbolism and dreamlike imagery in a meditative exploration of art, desire, and awakening.

Selected disc options for Born of Fire

Extras
Severin box art
Severin BD-ALL/US 2024
Indicator box art
Indicator BD-ALL/UK 2018
Mondo Macabro box art
Mondo Macabro DVD-0/US/OOP 2009
“Born of Fire” and the Roots of Pakistani Horror - Interview with Syeda Momina Masood (11:12) has extra
Between the Sacred and the Profane - Lecture by Dr. Ali Nobil Ahmad on Director Jamil Dehlavi (2018, 5:37) has extra
The Djinn Revisited - Interview with Dalia Al Kury (24:29) has extra
Igniting the Fire - Interview with Director Jamil Dehlavi (19:15) has extra
In Another World - Interview with Composer Colin Townes (16:52) has extra
Playing with Fire - Interview with Director Jamil Dehlavi (18:08) has extra
The Silent One Speaks - Interview with Actor Nabil Shaban (34:39) has extra has extra
Interview with Actor Nabil Shaban (31:19) has extra
Interview with Actor Peter Firth (12:24) has extra has extra
Interview with Director Jamil Dehlavi (15:01) has extra
Location Photography has extra
Stills Gallery has extra
About the Film - Written by Pete Tombs has extra
Theatrical Trailer (1:46) has extra
US Theatrical Trailer (1:28) has extra has extra
“Qâf” - By Jamil Dehlavi (Short, 1985, 27:16) has extra has extra
“Towers of Silence” - By Jamil Dehlavi (Short, 1975, 51:16) has extra
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Notes

  • Severin’s Blu-ray is included in the “All the Haunts Be Ours: A Compendium of Folk Horror, Volume Two” box set.
  • Indicator’s Blu-ray includes a 36-page booklet with writing by Ali Nobil Ahmad, Raficq Shaikh Abdulla and actor Nabil Shaban.

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